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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

Is to raise u nice family of boys ana girls
and then have them carried into An early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check II In Its first stages by
and Lungs, warranted to cure and relieve All
cases. Price SIC. and o. For sale by H. y.
Cochran. druggist, No Isl North Queen street.
TSt0i stse free (y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18
Mr.. George Dodge spsaks.

This gentleman lives in Emporium, Pa, and
says. "One OF my men. sam. Lewis. while work
ing IN the woods sprainSd his ankle so bad he
could hardly hobble to the house. Used Thomas
Ectectric Ct and was ready for work the next
morning. have never yet seen 80 good medi.
cine" FOR sale by II. B. Cochran. druggist l37
and lS North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

THE difficulty about Stanley is that he will
not stay lnassacred.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

4 hsve been tor several years sufferer from
hay fever and severe head colds. and have tried
other remedies In hope OF getting relief but
Cream tain l would not be without 1t for any
consideration. 1t Is simply wonderful In its ef-
mington, n. G.
can cheerfully recommend Ely's Cream Balm
to the suffering public for hay fever and stop
page OF the air passages. have tried II and d nd
II gives Immediate reliet-J. L. hector, a9 Rock
street, Little Rock. ARK. au62wdeodAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

COUGH. wHOOpING COUCH and Bronc hits
Immediately relieved by shiloh 9 Cure. Sold by
H b. Cochran. druggist, Nos. ls7 and lSs North
Queen st. Lancaster, Pa (u
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18
A Rops About Our Neck.

weak stomach or enfeebled circulation u
like q rope about our necks. We are strung up
and unstrung alternately till existence becomes
unbearable. Burdock Hood Btuers will arrest
AL this misery: Burdock blood Bitters" are
Q boon 70 the sick. Let remember this fact.
For sale by II B Cochran. Druggist, l37 and lS9
North Queen street, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. sold
by II. b Cochran druggist, Nos. l37 and lD North
Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa. (ll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

THE cir brakes are believed to have failed
In the Washington railroad accident. BRING
forward the Rote automatic brake
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

pUrTuRE-CURE GUARANTEED BY
~ R:'iS: nayss: q Asoa ss.sss rsilsssil. -.
s1 :i1i1 s! sssiE; s::s; ~ 8 ssS IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18
Glad to Hear Il

"For several months endured dull pain
through my lungs and shou ders; lost my spirits
appetite and color, and could with difficulty re-
main from my bed Ny present hsalthfnl con-
dition Is due TO Burdock Blood Biuers" Mrs.
4. A. Hail. Binghamton, n. FOR sale BY II. b
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

u n AARTlh,
vHoe0Akn AuD OsAn D0Al1o n
An Kinds Of Lumbar and Coal.
NyAlD: No - North Wate. "a Prs>es
s0ee0s aoove Lomoa. Lancaster. nllV0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-18

,OyN@ ;:Io 10 HoEth Queen strsst aaa 10.
~ North prinee street.
sss S:pii:s. ii:s.m LAuoA,r.nrA PA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

The Springfield Foundry Compauy i III.
latest addition to the list PilkbuU, tbs
Minneapolis -four man, has inaugurated il
with satisfactory results. Five or six otber
large concerns have thried it
A vessel that will make thirty miles an
hour Is to be in New York harbOl
this spring Its engine makes go reyolu-
tons per minute. The StiIettO has only
nineteen horse power, bat this new vessel
a forty-ive horse power per ton Of dis.
placement
Gas fuel Is gaining ground. A lOcomO.
tive works and q rolling mill q; Patterson,
\. J., will use it Jersey City manufae-
turers are preparing 20 introduce it, and in
several other cities east the economy Of the
system is being carefully studied
The southern peoples are chasing northern
enterprise in their eagerness to invest in
industrial enterprises, and the municipal
authorities view with each otherin extend
ing inducements in sites, freedom from
taxation, etc.
Unemployed labor, both skilled and IN
skilled, is finding occupation The strikes
Of the past week show a falling of in point
Of numbers Moderate advances are being
made in many industries and localities
The British steel manufactures are
raising a great hubbub because the govern
ment is preparing 10 make its own steel
with Its own steel plants IN its arsenals.
The Sheffield manufacturers want the
work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
THE GLASS TRADE

The ElsOn glass fIOry, at Martins Ferry.
ONO Is on full, with good prospects.
Ahoi the glass factories in Bellaire, Ohio,
are running full time.
The glass factories At SteubenviIIe, Ohio.
are ali running, and prospects for the spring
Trade are very lattering.
The Venture glass works. Al Wellsbuv
W. Va, s about ready to start mp Spot
furnace.
The recently rebuilt Riverside glass FAC
tory At Wellsburg, W. Va, Is doing nicely.
and IL run by natural gas.
The Dithndgs glass works. at Martins
Ferry, Ohio, Is running full time. with
good prospects
All OF the glass factories in the vicinity
Of Pttsburg are doing well AT present there
being \ much improved outlook for their
wares.
The lO-POt furnace Al the Buckeye glass
works Martins Ferry, Ohio, will he start
ed soon and will increase the output OF
that hrm nearly fifty per cent
The Brilliant glass works, at Brilliant
Ohio, which have been idle for some
months, will probably be started Nd again
by Wheeling. Martins Ferry and Brilliant
porties as a joint stock concern.
ID. q Cunningham's glass factory on the
SouthSide, PittSburg. which was DESTROYED
By hre several months ago, has been re-
unit me Is about to start mp &gain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

the order eight old soldiers joined and SIX
more will be taken in at the next meet
ing.
There is talk Of a company piping gas
here from here from MOundsvllIe, II tha'
territory proves saceasssul-
Stewart & Collins grooen, have ds'
solved partnership, Mr.. Collins retiring
School closes on June 10th
Tupstiles have been put or each corner
Of the public square to keep cattle out
Immigrants eOntinne TO 60 West oYer
NE B. go.
Ms Larry Archer has returned from
Chicago.
Two freight trains oollided on the B, q
O. yesterday west Of here, but not mneh
damage was done
Mitchell, she fellow who shot st VIM
Ault. was assessed fines amounting 10 80.
6. o. Hamilton is home from a business
trip in the interest OF the Bellaire Window
Glass works
Charles Brockman has had his place OF
residence nicely fixed up
Rev. J. &. Black will preach IN the
First Presbyterian church to-day.
Mn. l. johnson has gone to Pittsburs
on a visit
The Republicans Of this township mel
in mass convention in City Hall yesterday
afternoon and nominated the following
ticket: Trustee. John A. Wise; Clerk, John
J. Shuttleworth; Treasurer. L. c. Morris;
Constables, James A. Durfee and T. q.
Criswell.
The Democratic Township Convention
met in the Mayors Office at the same hour
and placed the folle wing candidates IN the
field: Trustee. Maurice Davis; Clerk,
Frank Williams; Treasurer, William
Sehamm: Constables, W. NJ. Drugan and
Thomas Mccormick; Assessor, Robinson
Workman.
Local Union No. 81. GlaSsblowers, at
their meeting yesterday, threw down the
gauntlet 10 District Assembly 2D6j, 10
contest for a magnificent American flag at
the approaching Catholic fair. Both or
CARNATIONS are powerful and view each
other with respect, 50 that the battle will
be sharp and vigorous and raise 4 cloud OF
gold dust.
The preparations for the grand Catholic
fair are going on a little more quietly than
last year, bat with assurances OF a better
yield.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
MILL NOTES.

The LEM Wire Nail company. Of Belle
VILE, Ill, will soon commence operations
The BeSsemer steel plant at Hammond,
Ind, Is about ready to start up.
A rolling mill has been contracted for to
he built at Durango, Mexico.
A movement Is on foot to erect a large
rolling mill NJ Rome, Ca
The erection Of 4 Bessemer steel mill
viii be begun NJ Jefferson county, Ala, al
once.
II Is rumored that a rolling mill is to be
established at Reynoldton, opposite Nc
KeeSPort
The repairs TO the Wheatland, Pa. roll
ing mill are nearly completed, and work
viii be begun soon.
Two new pudding furnaces are being
erected by Carnegie and Co. At the Union
iron mills, this city.
The North Chicago Rolling Mil Co.
deny that they have purchased land at
Welker, Ohio, on which to erect 4 rolling
mill.
There Is 4 strike at the Delaware iron
works New Castle, Delaware, and the en-
tire mill i idle. This mill Is not under
the jurisdiction OF the Anralgamated Asso-
ciatiou-
Jacob q. Reese, a puddler at Carnegie,
Phipps X CO. : mill. Pittsburgh. was badly
burned about the ewes by a flash from his
tuTnaoe las: Monday. He may lUSe his
sight
The LaClade rolling mills St Louis, are
running double turn throughout the mill,
and the forge department i also quite busy.
The har mill WAS idle several days, but
may be reStarted this week.
The Granite iron rolling mills, at 81.
Louis, ale running their regular three eight
hour turns daily, and could utilize a much
LANCER capacity, II Is said. The adjoining
galvanizIng works and dripping pan lac
tory are also working StrOug.-igsC Of &etL
The strike that has been on al the Amer
lean wire works. Cleveland. Ohio, l. raised,
and the 90 Lien returned To work. The
superintendent made a speech 10 the men
and declared II WAS An im~pOSslhIlity AT
present for the company 10 advance wages,
hut promised 70 do - at the earliest date
possible.
There Is quite an exodus of pUddlers
helpers from the mills of the Pott>town
Iron company at present A. many A.
thirty are either working their notice or
have already omit During the winter
months SCORES OF young men from the sur
rounding farming districts come 10 town
and engage 10 work aS helpers or hborers,
and as they 10 lot expect 70 stay longer
than spring, VIXEN farm work begins, the
matter OF wages Is not o important Ia
them. They get a winters job and go hack
u their pillow with 4 few dollars IN their
pockets. The regular ironNOTkeEN who
suck the 70 mills all the year round, call
rheSr winter hands pumpkin rollers -
Eo1iiHq Hsrrld.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
SPORTING GOSSIP.
The Story About the Quarrel Between
Mitchell and smith.

Sgafll CrTcrDysic4rr - n Esgaer
NEw York, March 81.
As a matter OF courSe, every n who
reads current sporting news has seen the
announcement which Wa cahled from
England to the effect that Mitchell and
Smith had qaaIrvled and separated. This
all sounds very pretty, but l find that
most Of the fancy here, admitting that
the alleged quarrel has occurred, still con-
tend that Smith took this method ofavoid-
ing a meeting with John l.. which must
have been inevitable had he come 10 this
country. Many even fancy that they can
detect the crafty Charles haDdiwork IN ali
this. As fur myself. | think that there u
no doubt Of Smiths coming TO The country
before long. and I regard the quarrel e.
simply aS n preconcerted method Of obtain
ing free adyerting preparatory TO sailing
for America.
]. A. St John. Of St Louis, Gaudaur's
backer. has made proposition which II
favorahly acted npon, viii bring together
the five hest double scull teams in the
world. His idea Is to have a sweepstakes
500 each crew, 10 he competed for by
Teemer and Hamm. Gaudaur and mate,
Ross and Lee, Hsnian and mate, and Hos
mer and mate. Or if this canDst lie az
ranged, he will hack Gandaur and mate
against Teemer and Hamm for any reason
able amount, the race to occuT shortly after
the Gaudaur-HanLan meeting on Decrra-
tiOn day. However good Gaudaur may
he single do o think he amounts to
much double. For instance, he and
Gaudaur were easily beaten at Troy by
Courtney and Counely, who were in turn,
and with still more ease, on the same
course defeated by Hanlan and Lee Con-
sequeDtly 1t Is not difficult to see bow
vastly superior 10 HOsmer and Gaudaur
were Hanlan and Lee Lee i certainly as
good a man a. Hosmer, ergo HARLAN must
be a better man thar Gaadaur. The race
will coufirm the accuracy OF my rather
roundabout reasoning OCTT COHEN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
nnUuVrUHrrrar the Liquor Hshit can b
DhUhkthhtSSaEsd = sdnIsI;sIl,E DR.

CIFIC- II car Be given q Aeupof oOfee og
"a Eithouf the Wedge q he Psrsoz taking
IL eHeetinE 9 speedy n permanent cur,
UbPther the patient 4 . moderate dihkeg CO A
Alcoholic wreck. Touszndsof drInkAr1E have
been made Temperate men who have taken the
Goden Specific in thsir co6e Elfbn1f their
knOWlsdge- and to-day relieve they quit drink
ing q their oEn free win For sale By LOGAN
AGO, Dr1gyis1 Wheeling, ". Va 1a1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

Ii sAJED HE LrT.-GSoch's Merriam Syrup
has 1ee0np3ished 4 cure In this BeigkbOrbSOd
Bhieh has astgnishei the people. AyVEBEl LADY.
Mics DEyTs, VIZ gwen MP 70 de by her attending
phyzeiaa. she bad Lung fsreT. The doctor
szId she HsHld de before morning, and advised
her friends b dBrOltiE1e ha R1salelne. - tbey
Eere dong her no sod. Her parents had a
batfie Of ySur HeIicaH syrup aud LIsinent in
the by1se- They 81 oHee teEEn 10 1--WE tie syrup
IN does one h0Er apart, and frequently b&th@d
her chest vita the IIaiment. Before morning
81. "a deri1sdly better. M. amer 1sinE tao
bstties q es-h- he 70 Aiassf ss well as ever. IL
vas algasI like raisiEg the dead, aud has extzb-
itsted the rsyutaf.sn q year medicine here. j.
Al y. SANDS, Trimtls. Athens, Ga. %.
We have hal "a kSd4emie Of eslis and SIRE
throat in oar toEB. ] cured 0Bs u the worst
esHes With yOgr GSseh's NeTinaa SJrap and
uniek Relief Nifh four sr I've asees. nsisg u
alternately every four kSars. e. II WOLFE.
Merchant BoWerFTIise. -.
C~e=flnznE-ATlos ne % oEs- ny unsolicited
testin1suy in favor Of GsOeh's NsxiesB syrap.
1 had . e0aSh for ahSot three years and sas
take1 With , severe benSrrnaee u the laoEa-
They szidI UO1ld not lire till morning. com
meRaed using your G0sek's Merriam syruP, and
IL relieved ne IN absst thirty ainstes- ] have
used three bottles and il has cured nae bOuBd zn1
vel. Haping this nay BE the Means % eheering
the hearts q e~ssTSsdiHz laySiIis. ] an yesrs
truIy, SHELBY GYKCs. Nhlis Sprinzs v Va
III not On sale Al HeLrsSs dealer, VIII send u
q The Uzlied States q AaEdes-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
SALE
-oT AN
Ohio County Farm.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF Trust MADE
ID by John Fcsy. ~ me ~ trustee. dsici
on the cab day cf l~rcrnbsr. isG, and rcoordcd
in the ofdcr az the CtrE ~ the County Cnsfrt -
OhiO rnuniy. Ncs Virginia. In ISSd az Trnsl
Book II, rage g. | Will sell. 81 pUeIc ~Anciion,
on the p~relntses on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~. lSS5.
COMMENCING at 10 oiCtsck a. m The follow Ing
described prufssty, situate On Middle Wheeling
crcek. In SAiJ county. that Is a. sy LI No :
81 MhIihAm's surrey - tho Old frAy Yarn,
bNginntuc ~ . stake In the Burrows and Outer
SD hnc corner "a Lot No. ! thence with the
line 81 bot No ! R"rfh lihsY Wci o. pole To-
small hickory IheBor north ~ scl 10 T"lc ~
= rri OAK, ihennc north a'3 vcs pole Ia the
xiI line north g. cad 10 I 10 pnlos thCbce nosth
To- cat u Tale- thence north So Nesa isr
p.oI-s Lo line uf gohn Epktnc near . private
iual: thence 9TH sAti line suaih o.s oAsi -
"a a dnuhlr totir3 chestnut oak, corner ~ Bu-
ChannAn. ENkinc AMI BurruHs3 thcEcc -Hih
az, VcsI othe beginning. containing s,ty
90 Acn< more or ls-~. With all the ApTSgfte'
names Thereto belonging.
TERMS DR sAIf-DRtt htr 81 tie InrChss
money. and a. much m'rc a. the paIrrkAsrf may
elect ~ Pay. la cash, and The residue Ia tao
Slua! animal insiAlmcnts wBb iniercss thsfcnn
frou the dA nf Salc. tie purchaser ri,ttf bt-
negaiahlc notes Sound ~ q d~~i ~ trst on
the property for The Deferred pgymcuv
Il. : THDESBU TOLL. Trlssrcc
hereby crrify that loDd and security has
ben gwen Ey the above named trustee a. rc-
luirei by Law GbpItok HOOK
Gerk 81 Jhs County C0urt 81 Ohio onuniy. State
of Nss1 Virginia mTSiAesdd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

ElKS1se Hrn Lryu1.-Goo<k'r MeIiesn gyrup
has siFen Perfect sstisfsrtiOa 10 ny family. asl
I can ~reesmnsbd it without hssif.tssn phsteyer.
ss the hest remedy ff eouxks. eOSds and al lsng
troables. .AyOgnx lady in nsy ~efasgsy, ssS hs3
been f"fe>9b Ssit woyk, ssf sbo had t-en rlyea
50 70 die By her frien1s- WITH e8s<ssnptisas has.
b. the use 81 this remedy, hem rsst-se1 10
health. and 10 ROW ~ yosk earninT her Irins.
add snioJisr health. h.. NJ FLEMING, Editor
PIgzA Journal.
Having suffered Or the part tao ysan rith Q
very severe COACH. and vss snslje % fnd anJ.
thing % rive NE relief sntii eomn<ne~d
Geoeh's NeIiesn Syrup, Which ] fnd s<ti IL
aedist<iy with great Eztisfxetsoa- fkAsh
l ARNIN, Pensios Claim Asenf. Eosn =. 1s8t&e
Bar B1iiiinx, GineSansfi. o.
Ian Esfs Gas<h's Hsxiess SyrsH y ; -
I n~siieihe I srer hezrd eE NJ bsby ksf te.s
ssKsrinr With . esash fsr fhree vesks 80 81
ds-essf the syrup earsd IA yOHs DkkSk
ia, Eo. ia We'd Third STREET. Cerir<tsn. 40.
CTkkn.Hs-I wiz net klde my llfAf sEaefa
ku,heI, fr ssnf he p~osle 20 fsss vbsf yesf
issisefss iss dase fsr NE. Rorscu yssn 4 hss.
bxen a.ieted rita Asfhss- ana no,a not -
I apyfhir< 90 DO be sny god anf1 81 49,
| Goa~As N>4iezn syrsp. tssf thrts opuies
! and Il (urei ne safirs5y. Igfre yoa this. kepsn9
IL nay be the fs<sns 81 ssyinx ssns ore ho1
kory5b,e ar1 prsnstsre dssib. Issn ssSer
sSiisiiss,. EEy. TBos. B. wARwicx, sea
. sStiiss, pssss.ia. o. rseeiys u GJ@. V isy -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

Q Illinois and Iowa coal operators viii
control that market with their inferior
coal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
Hem Advertisements.

TYANTED-LAdieS local or uaye4ins- A
w wonderful entirely new spec1Au tt
lsaies only: - daily easily ns2de; no Hnoeq, no
Chicago. IL mr1Nsnq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27
HoRsFoRD-s ACID PHOSPHATE
In Seeplesxne<G.

Dr.. E L H Berry, J~erseyville, III,
says: Il used 1t In 8 case Of seeplssDeS,
and II acted like . charm"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-27

TRUT AND SHADE TREES. SMALL
II Fruits, Grape Vines and eyergreen tr SAFE
cheap. send orders by nal a. o1ee. OF ts.e-
phone To OSCAR WRIGHT, &ountNfne, W. Va
mrSekdr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
FRYRBuRu

Fftd WALKER has returned % ''the Wesi
VIZ LvingstOue. % jeffrey, y III
gfAiaa,o ~ Hartford Tneolc sicN Senina'
~, oreupisd the pulpit Of The Conxl church
os Sanfsy. srd vii remslo another San'
tay
NJ. Lizzie shirley has returned - her
ulslc ciss. art organ In Portland.
MIS- Nat,ie Rental len Tor Halloween
o. Nonfavs also I.@vis VI Walker TO-
Boston ard Frsncis Morgan for Harvard.
Mss N r Ssan rc;urued Monday IRON
aseek's ylsli n her niece, Mrs. James
Bsan. o. Browuneli
Mr. Barker has made her usual fsll Wis.
no Boston and spnoanees . fall stock OF
nsv fsn gooi.. The other miliners are
al ready fof TIE fAll and winter campasn.
NJ X W Psach's concert cane % a.
VI Academy Hall on rhursdsy eve, s~p-
l'ih. and 49, vel attended ~ an sppre-
ciative sadiencs. who appeared vel sails
re,i With The entertainment
Me-. snd Mr.. A. y. Rlehudson VII ne
back from their western tour on sstasnst.
Mrs.. X. Y Cook returns 20 frceport III
Gag Afternoon.
Mrs y y Dow has - FAR recovered
Nat nsHt Tuesday Il nxsd for her goins
bone ~ Portland.
Mss Hattie Abbott l. teaching ., Dep'
mark Corner.
Aismnerauc. lecture wss delivered -
nolnsy Coshiug. Esq. OF Bangor. ~ tn'
l-iootist church on Sandsy evening
Rev. NJ n GreenhslEh wss In The VIZ
sg- this week.
TIE fortisnd ca have packed 1is,v0
San- % corn this season.
NJ. 4 @. Charles has gathered 80 oasn
60 % ersnbsrrIss and Us bushels OF sp'
Pes from bis place IN Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
HIRAM.

Ous Bradford. OF Detroit, Michigan. snd
Alex Bradford. OF Boston. with thsi'
wives are visiting their sister. Mrs. Lydia
Bradford.
Lieut. Geo. y. Goali .nd wife are visit
Ing friends In Minnesota
The corn canning season ~ Hiram clos
"a % TIE 3ith. 25i. cans wets pot "
a. Hiram nv Yoang 4 Mililksu
Ivory n. Goodwin IL hilldlsg a nv
barn Ia place % The Ous destroyed ~
nshtulng.
Eosn Lowell. ofBoauy E,sie. IL Ia town
on business.
John n. osgoodis daughter El.'s IL qai''
sick with a fever
We regret - learn that our oil school
mate. Hoe. Melville &. LlnscOs;, % MI.
ford. Ssns4s. formerly OF Hiram. taFisd
hls wife on September lat lie Was
Lieat 10 The ilih Maine Rsgt-
TIE potato crop isyery ush', ro'i'us
hsiiy.
We have very zoe weather.
Mrs. Back has bsea fepIfing her bald
lngs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
EAST HEBRON.

Last Sabbath the EAs, Hebron sabbath
School ala credit 10 themselves by way OF
A concert. The concert was given In tbs
church II =. NJ. and consisted OF reella
lions, declarations. and singing. The
programme was ~ follOws
The exercises were very Interesting ~
well a. impressive. Atsr The exercises
were through two boys passed around ,h'
Ia, and received = literal collection u
r,pleul.h the library. The school did
honor 20 themselves and Supt
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel kssne siAriei
FOR their bone 10 Poland Tuesday. Nc
X. l. very feeble.
Oue OF our noted tesmsters wanting and
needing an addition 10 his team purchased
Of gentleman. few days since. "bslly
goat for ''leadsr." ana II hsppenet
that The gentleman did not own the beast
N belonged 10 his son and the consequence
WAS that The animal WAS Transferred before
the purchaser took possession aud th'
party Is looking now for hls scrip or The
goat but hasn't 70, Sigh, OF either H TILL
writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
SnrIH ANnOVER.

A,maii party % lsdies aud gyntsmst
from south Audovsr sni North R9mfoft
stArtri on ffiisy morning. sept 81. TOT
th~ p1rposs % pleasure seeking ThsJ
pfocssieA througa The rev ilorseshoe va
~ fosd over Roxhury Notch dam 10 swim
River. through Mexico Corner. PasslnE
nauy nue farms a.f nicr buliilugs, 20 ihs
celebrated Rumford Fai,s. there pkriool
~ togntiful picuic dinner. sreni . fe~
hoars Ia merry naklug spd yiswirs NJ
works OF nature. and rsturnsd home up IL
Andr,scogr n a. Rnuford Cenirc. thence
up the Rcd ilill valley road. All vel pleas
- Vita The DAYS excursion- The dsy
was OIL that colld D. desirrd. Al uuiie,i
IN rnakirg n = pleasant time. especially III.
n Abbot, sbd J n Briggs They sep
arsisf'. dstsfminci - visit The place axsin'
A. som A. the car. reach there. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
FAST SUMNER.

sumpsr Cattle Show. at West sumneT.
ON Oct. iilh. Hartford Show al Hartford
Centre, on Oct 10Th
Hon. Rafus Prince and Wallace Cary, ol
Turner. n. n. Waite. Hiram CJnant, and
Henry ID. Irish, Of Buekneld. addressed
msetipr =, East sumner. on FRIDAY afisr'
noon, In the Interests OF the butter isetoiy,
Their statements we're sttentively received
ana well worthy Of consideration.
Gerrish and Heath loaded . car OF sp'
,lss on Friday, tn he shipped IN Greene "a
be sv,porsted. They paid % cen" pei
bushel
Mrs. william II Sewsll has len the mar
soek Hospital, In Boston. and IL now with
friends In Abingdon. Mass.
"Auut Msrtha" Robinson 10 In quite
feeble condition, being taken suddenly "
a, the residence OF Mrs Rossuns Rooin'
son, on Friday last DIR. J. ID. Roo'nsou
. attending her.
Artsl J. Russell IL teaching school IN
Woodstock. sLocoA'